Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
DtLLAS.
Bus Driver Seriously Cut by Butcher.
City Marshal Far mer Of Fort Worth
Gu q Secret Mission.
a Street. Railway Company sued for Ten
Thousand DoIsrs-A Hebrew Lady
In Search of Her Husband.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 2S.-This evening
about Z o'clock Henry Sanderson, i
bus driver, became involved II dis
pute in front Of the Glen Les saloon.
Wells, accompanied by two or three
friends, went inside the saloon, where the
former, it is alleged, began using very
abusive language against Sanderson.
S.nderson becoming enraged at the cpl
thets, went inside and Walking up to
Wells, ii is ssid, ne planted square blow
on Wells face. He then turned end
walked out. Wells INSISTED on follows g
MIN out, but was restrained by
some parties standing near. He faaly
diseDgaged himself and Started IN
pursuit of SandersoD and having caught
up with him was, it is ssid, about TO
strike him, when S2nderson Iked out
knife and cu5 Wells under the left eer.
Wells almost Immediately tainted from
loss Of bleod ana was carried to P4tfer-
sons drug store, where D0c'ors Neat
and TucEer dressed his wounds, which
are very serious. Sanderson is married
man with family, and has always borne
the reputation OF being quiet, pescesble
citizen.
Babies of mysterious birth and hus-
bands of lost identity are getting to be
very common occurrences is Dallas. a
few days ago Mrs Mary Rich, Hebrew
lady, came from Poland TO this city TO
meet her husband. He failed TO mater
ialize and in short time the unfortunate
woman found herself in INDECENT cirCum-
stances. To add to her misery, her little
child took the measles. Fortunately the
Hebrew Benevolent Association heard Of
the unfortunate woman and took her and
her little one in charge.
To-day Lewis Lingo filed suit in
the District court against the
Dallas Street Railway Company,
praying for damsges he claims to have
sustained through the all, ged careless
management Of the cars. The circum-
stances as he states them are that he wss
standing on the steps of car on the
Main Street line, on Nov. 5, 1887, and that
two cars passing on the switch c&usht
him, and IL the conclusion his collar
bone and left arm were fractured, his
head and body bruised, and that his sui
| ferngs ard medic.l bill being great he
prays fer SO 900 damages.
Yesterday Lwenty-elglG OF the Hebrew
citizens OF Dallas organized new lodge,
a benevolent and charitable org sniz ton
OF the Order BsiGh Abrsbam. The lodge
WAS named after the lamented j C 10 Frees
as mark of esteem and respect for
his memory. The main feature OF
the organization is charity. None
Of the sons of the late Mr. Frees were
present and knew nothing of the honor
paid to the memory Of their father.
Mr.. Barrett Frank of St. Louis, deputy
district grand master, installed the lodge
The iii GERS cleo ed we're: Dr. w. Lack,
president; Max Benedickt, vice-president
Ike K ,uffmap, treasurer; E. Wolf, re-
cordiDg secretary; Freidenberg, tinsnci
81 secretary; a Lenyson, c06olSiD; W. NJ
Michsel, conductor; Adolph Volt, inside
guard; William Wallstein, outside guard
The following marriage licenses were
o-d&y Issued by the county clerk: j. "
Know TO G. A. Burbs, and S. Brown tC
Mary Jane Davis.
PERSONAL.
81. M. Msrchant and wife left yesterday
for Washington City.
T J. Goree and wife Of Huntsville, wins
have been visiting the family of Hon. Seth
Shepard, returned home to-day.
City Marshal Sam Farmer ct Fort
Worth was in the city to-day. His mis-
| sion is not for the press.